Singapore-based Xander Investment Management and GIC
Real EstatePrivate EquitySovereign Wealth FundIndiaInvestmentReal EstateMay 30, 2024
The investors are Xander Investment Management and GIC the country's sovereign wealth fund
The deal involves the acquisition of a special economic zone in one of India's major information technology centers
The seller is SPREF II a joint venture between Shapoorji Pallonji and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
The deal marks a significant milestone in the Indian real estate sector which has seen increased investment from foreign players in recent times
The zone is expected to attract several major IT companies and is likely to generate significant employment opportunities in the region
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